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kj-A3.7;1' • r e -t " - r V\ef' , AiSt 1. 0 1 ' „ (11- . lef '-... ..: ''' .‘.... e .. ' .. • . 17'.4 7 "-1-1 T T 1 - E ..z 4 4 .....4, ...... /../f tif, t , 11 . ' • ''''.. - 1:: '4 b LT)) ~ti R; 'rLl it) U.UIBEIt 496i.1 ANOTHEA DAY'S .DRAWING OVER, :' „ And not a P RIZ Edrawn abo%c Five Hundred founds. • ThitRAND CAPITAL PRIZES of zo.oool. I°, Goal. &c. kc. 4'c. ar6yet in the WheeL i : • ..TO -MORROW, Augpst 9, .wilt be the Seventh s .. .I.)aS , or Drav‘ . ing. TICKETS AttSFIA RES t'war tan ted utidroyli are'ian.Saie atilt the Licensed 0 itiOet ill , Town and' LiOuntry: 4 -- = ANC FA. INN at - t:1 P,O.ST4 - 10LISE, CHESTERFIELD. • TILLIAM PEECH (Son of Slmuel Peeh, of. v the - Angel Ifm;-.Shetheld) rewecitt - ullY,acquatuts his Friends and the Publfei.•thei he • hit . taliell and'entered Upon the abov e ve ry commod . iouS and old iritablished I t r . ', .•sittiate in the mast central par .pt . the, Tema, udhicli he has. fitted up in a very superior style.. Ile . ffatteri himself that an unr tleviating attention t;y*their AecommorPttion wlll WCiiie him their permanent Support.ard tfontitlene.z,„ ' : . A principal Front 'Room isititted kip'for the Accornitioda . - Lion of Comnierei4TFAVelle.r4. • • • t - Neat • Post Chais . c; and gopci Mzil and, ,other Coaches every day to all part of England and Scotland.: TO B F SOLD, fbr Two Thousp i nd G u i neas each, THREE SHAS in a Concern Of the highest Respeztability, that,wsll sear thelriost strict investi— gltion, and mat is likely to produce a mivally rnore than Two Hundred per Cent. clear, wirholit risk, and .without-vou_ bie, to t he, Purchaser, whb need -ilk Ocean active rart, - 6'r appear at all engaged in_.any kind of business. References Will be required and given. L e t t * s , with real I;iame - and. Place of A br>de, achircssed (post paid) to Mr. Miller, at indertures Coffeehouse, Her& I street, will tie atteliW to. • PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. -• A . 01.1''' MR. 11 ,0-i3MITS, :No. r 2 ,.: - street;-streiit,- Steand, who has for several years, :in, the same plact3: .con_ dueled the.Airnriiiy"Business with '141` , .:..at - saiisfazliciii to both and t,lorrorver, LS at prese , tt authorized, brinnit re ' ip:x.tabre PersOnS, to lay out several Sums tiol. sop!. 3oul. 744. , inzut, 1609i.•znoet. 11 , 131 ly.-amoun t i ug to- ii)ri-,;ftbol. fOr'retreeinahle Annuities upon land, Houses, Funited Pro ,- wicker • trust, Cl erg y inen ' ir 146'2 on ;joint or sin4le Lives. Ten Years' Purchase s:111 -• Applications, persdnal, or by Letter (post-paid), stating full particulars, duly answered, 11 / 4 1 EArTAAlle...Ini:T/ES. Ina tew Days wit be published, . , Lk Large Sheet TABLE of pll the,STAIP DU 11.ATiESJA Deeds + Law Prt::tectlitiks, Bills . of Excharip, Receipts, Probates of tVilis Luntion : Print e d tor CC. R. 13aldwin, New 13ridge— hurey.t ; and snick try 01)3ookoellers, Aitw. Siatzcintrs,• • MUSIC-THE BEAVTI ES OF PuRCEL,L,.... On Saturday, AtiguSt'io, %%ill be published, by Subscription, ..y\t , SELECTION of the Favourite. SONGS, DUETTS, - "'lila CH(It USSE; - from" the different Works of PU RC EL L, eleded, adzipteck,*•ad st;- 'rark,ed (from the original Score6l - with an Accompaniment for the Piano-torte, by . John Clarke,t Mus. WK. "Me 'price to Suliktitiers 11. ts. in Non-subscribers U. 6s, Sub scribers' names receivectat Birchairs,Music Sh6p.-ti3. New 41,f , nettreet, where the Litt r ill remain open WI thp Ist of b ELiGHTFUL COUI4;;CRY WIGHT RESIDENCE, READY FURNISHED. • . T .. 0 13 E . LETT , and Entered upon - Imirierliately, fcir One or "three Years. : THE Very Desithble Residence called GROVE, • situate within One Mile of the Sed i at Sandown Bay, and five or Ryd.e. The Hoose comprises alit Entrance Hall, Dining.room z 6 feet l rig , 1, tvid', and Lt. high, Drawing room .at the same dimensions, Braklast and two other Sitting..romnS, Six cx celle;t lied rooms, and two Attics, with Offices of every - description, and good Cellars.. A Capital Walled G mien of an acre within the walls, and another Acre Without the walls; stocked with the choicest : Fruit Trees, and fully cropped, a:d o uble C oac h.h ouse, stall Stable, Poultry house-and-Yard, and other conveniat Out,hauses and Offices are detached. - The House stands in a LaWn,.cdinpletelyr 'surronWled with the most luxuriant I'lantat.tuns, atiwoing, many rich .and ;highly beautiful sea atid land Views, and forms_ altogether a Inost deb,;htt.il retrel4r. 1 lie Tenant'anay accommodated with any quantity of not exceentn_ 28 Acres, of which 13 are old McadoW, 23 lately laid down to (..:inqueluiti, one in Lucerne, and the other Coppice. i.or further Particulars apply (if by letter, post paid] to Mi=sats. Clay:tea and Sewell , SoliCitots, NeNport, Isle of Wight. • • RENOVATED . HEALTH. TT has been too ' frequently the subje6influst and general reprobation, that men tiestitute . of the elements of :the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic t.or the purpose of doing justice to the result of Our studies andexperience, and to prevent us tro4heing classed among tnose erripirics:whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately tor society,, been too favourably received, we be„; lezive to submit to the liberal *it'enlightened A faithful statement of our pursuits and ac guireinents. After having received a reioilar medical adoca lion as the pupils of Nlessrs. Grinded and Wizard, whose lectures and praznee we oarefully attended, as professors and ;surgeons of 'the London Hospital ; we enteral ourselves as 4tudenrs in that justly - celebrated school for medical acri uire- Tnent, the Royal Colleg e or tuinburgh, and were. instruel e d in the difterent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and t ract= ot.physic, midwircry, botany, zk c eth, Y those eminent • protcss , rs, Drs Moon), Gregory, 'Black. ltramiiton. Duncae ae.d Rintierfoto. We trust we shall. not bedee:ned vresu optteias in siy:ng that our proficiency and Xteiau:vernerits arc n t triasiderable Having tor a Jong series ci years Complaints. and the various diseaSes cf Noility, toe p itt,cular objector our studieg,4rid ptattice, it will, we hope, be al lowed•that the have acq u i re d superior Ledge o f th eir treatment and cure. In slight arid recent casts orinfiC.tion a perfect re-establishment is coiripleted in The short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where-other practitioners have failed of success, a - proper perseveranc e ire our plan of treatment ensures to the pat:: of a safe and radical rmre. • "- Altruist the melaneti "ly variety of disorders which are the .J.'ects'of yooth of bot h h eo-nt long a n d most unhappily irmrsued by the seoies mere are none more alarming or more Aistvassii . ,g roan those deficient:it:a. and debilities which fre lnently lite?elit or embitter the matrimonial state. To Such pets: ;ns it must eonst.Otion to know that they ma now, loy. a new and infallible e y of treatment. 1:1, restored to that greenest of all human blessin,s, a strong, inaniy, and vigor , ous constitution. In all , cases or debility. from wriatever Cause ansisig, as well as i in every species of venereal infection, Ave may be consultedby patient s of either s-:x with th e gr ea t. est sc‘reer snit honour. lloursot consultation at home from ten to three, and iron; o in•theennog nil to a! night. , Patient:, in the- country ate requiacd to state the partieu lars'ot their taw, age, and ger.eral habit of living, tee. arc. in .ciosltig a remittance tor advice and me , icines, when the same will he given, or sent to any part of the kiti:,.:dont. To enSure that secteey so essential to our .undertaking, tie postage of letters may. be added to the account for Merin:if:Ts. „__CU RR! E and Co. Surgeons, No. 1,4; f-jatton-garden.' Messrs, Currie and Lo. have , Certificates from Inc above respectable l'r.itessors of Lond'on and Edinburgh, of fife dijii ence , huriulty, ...kith mallet' they per forinixt the duti,s as.:U‘mt-d thc:tt -during the time they at, tended their LieCturcs and F.F44EVe.: ' 2`. SALE OF ESTATE, Bcc. . . . MANOR AND EST-A l'E OF COX LDDOE, IN • ;. • NORTHUMBE R LAND. - TO I;E SOI..D..BY,,AUCTION, i f. At Fosier's, (late Turner's the Queen's Head Inn, in New . castle 7 upon-,TyOe f onThursd4, fite•i•Stn August, tBoNsat Tway.: at Noon (unless Disposed of in the mean tine by. private Ci4ntraei,.or,wilich, in that case, Notice will f be given); , .A FREETIOLt) ESTATE, comprisi n g two . C 3. Third („Prarts;of thc Manor or Lordship of Coxlod<e, in the parish of Gosforth in the .County of Nor tiumner land, 2atotsituate about two niile6 and a I , alf - riOnithe town in New. c. , n. , sitting of the ant lent :.llessuage, l or - 14-fansiort Hbuse, other lio,fSes awl Buildings, and about . 0. - i - Acre4iitgbod Laud, lyig ajtoe, - ethet; lila ring fence. - on 'the Narttt side of Satter's-lane, and adjoi:iipg the great No th Post goad from Newcastle to Morpeth and Edinburgh:— the•whole bvin4 now occupied in three Forms, by Mr. NV, 'Fintrnan, ytei , S3Y,'llitrdoo,:and Rayne', and Mr. 'atm Cram, who v, ill shsw.the same The L a nd. Tax. i s re d eeme d . -• k' Plan of ihd E r s - tate may be seen, and* ftrithr particulars Xid, on application-to Mr. Peters, .Solicitor,; in ,Nlewcastie, Nlr. Fryer, Land Surveyor. or r4r. Edward Bell, Nev,tastle ; LA4g.lrt:puntias, Esq Writer to the Signet, Edinbuti;ttL; Mr. Hirst, Solicitor, Notthalleittin Wm. White.locke, Esq. at .l 3 r.4herton,Lnearl.:verva,ri4 ge; Mr. Wilson, Methley ; Mess. `Thorlie.,aitcl.Gray,..tork ; Messrs. Farre r and Steadman, 'RNA-street -hi I 1.6,1c10n ; Mt. Cou It hursi; Bedford-row, t. or M. Swainson, Solicitor, lin Halitax, York spire. • • Ta HO LIS EKE E 1.)E115,.. (. I ,ONFE.CTION I' RS, Ece. &C. itit published, Fiftli..E(Ltion; with Omsiderable Additions; price 63. 6d, b tares I"FIRCOMPLETE 'CONFEbTIONtR, or the wtir , 3 - Q 'of QPnietiicittaiy made easy ; with Instruc tions engraved orif.. Ten Copper-plates to decorate a Table with - rlistictand.El4itidnce; alsO Receipts for Liqueurs,-Home made. Wines, & c. &c, the result,ot, many years experience WIR - 41 'Messrs. Negri and'Co. Iferlieley..square, the most ce lebrated Conteetioners, in the .Werl(l. By FItEDERIt: NUT]', Esq. I.ondon.2,lPrinted•for Mathe.Ws and Leigh. 18, Str:md. In the Press, by. the same Author, A System of Modern, :,Cookery; adapted.toilitite Tables of - the Great ; consisting of the most. suniptuous.ptshes, Vic.• , . LINT This Pay wo.,publ ished, • • Pike 7s, initity Svc), and Ths. - in'royal Svo: • CATALOGUE RAISONNE , of the PICTURES . belmijug to the most Honourable the Marquis of Si.; FFt ) I), in it be Gallery Cleveland-I - louse, London; compfising a List of the lures„ •-and- some illustrative Anecdotes, with critical and destritqlve ACcounts of the Exe ..cntiorr, ,Compositiqn, and charaeteris,tic, M erits of the twin 'dol. Paintings.; embellished with 'View .of 'the new Gal lery, and a Plan of. he whole Suite of A partmeiltS. By 101-IN BRITTON, F.S.A. Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. and Orme, Pater noster-row, att,;lie Author. NEW LIST OF VW:LAI:qr.:I DIVJDENDS AT THE BANK OF ENGLAND, 18 0 8. This I),y was publi.h e d, price i3s. in beards, THE NAMES and DESCRitTIONS of )the PRoPRIETwts of UN( LiIMED DIVID,E.NDS on - BANK - STO-CK, and on the PUBLIC FUNDS, tr,ins erable at. the B NK of ENGLAND; A biah became dna on abd before the Jai ;actuary, ;306, awl remained unpaid the z9th December, /307. with the D.ites when the First. Di vidends respecliveli became paygbie, anti the number of Di vidends due thereon. By Diderot' the couRT of DI It-E,CTO RS of ;he BANK ot,ENG LAND. London Printed for I . rancis Wal4n, of the Unclaimed Divide.nd 0114 ice, at the B .nk ; and Sam by HuAnes, Walsh, and Son; Stationer's, ',liner Temple-lane; Grosvenor, Cha ter and Co. t ortuilll ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; and E. Williams, No. ti, Strand. BYJILS MA lESTY's ROYAL I:ETTFRS PATENT. ATSON's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. This beOtiful Produtt of Modern Discovery is of lered with confidence to the fashionable World. It is the most excellent. and,- at the same time, the most mild,einno cent,- and refined Soap, that has ever becti made. Men of the 'ti Pat eminence in Chomisry have examined it ; and its ori gni il and most peculiar character. ,of Transparency -is one of tile strongest indications of its, superior Excellence. The Clearness Delicacy, and Softtitt sit gives 'to the Complexion, 'are absolutely unequalled; and many Ladies of Distinction, whaate affecled in the most vlistressing manner by every other Soap, and tray condescended to make trial or this, have immediately honoured it with their patronage and support. . • Gentlemen, •who find shaving a difficult' pperation. wilC receive the greatest Sati,tadton from the Transparent SoaP. it - Atfoids a tine permanent lather, w hich • seltens the beard, and tenders the action . of t r ra.z.ir surprisingly pleasant, close, smooth, and easy ; and it leaves toe skin soft, flexi ble, and. tree from thellightest irritation, It is soh} by.fiay fey and Blew, CO'ckspar:.street, Charing_ cross ; Keith and Co. No. 33, Haymarket ; .Itigge 31, New Bond . ,sircet ; Lowe,33n,'Stranci ;; •llaVisoti,s9, Fleet-street Tamer, 75, - New Buitd-street ; kigge, 6i, heapsitle ; Thorn .And Co. 46, 0 xford.street'- ' , and most other resped, able PerfurnetS in Town and Coviftry., THE REV. MR.'I3AROI..AY's PATENT ANTIIIILI_ 'OUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the icelebrattd, Dr. 'BoOlaf) , JL Auttfor of . the pornestse Medicine, that complaints of the. Stomach and Bowels are the Prevailing Malady of this Country, whicli lay the.toundatiun of the inure tOrmidible andifatal Diseasci - ; that the person who could diseover. hit the relief and cure a sate - an d infallible. remedy-wotild .per. ,form a most important. service. to Society. ."17liat discovery has, new been made in the Patent A otThilious Pills of the Rev. William \hal - clay, the extensive sale of which, the high estimation in which titey•are deservedly held, has considerably lessened the number of these complaints ; and bids fair, in-a short time, to be the means of entirely eradi. eating them. -These Pills have a. quick and safe operation, they ad- poWertully and specificalis• on the Bile, thits remove the numerous disorders co.nneest with it, Sick Head-Aches; Flatulence, Liver COmplaints, jaundice, Ner.• vows Disdrders horn Indigestion, • &c, They are tht! most valuable faintly Medicine • hitherto offered to the - Public, and the Proprietor is supported by. the most respeclabie evidence of the first characters of the Nobility sal others, that they have never been .administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relict, and in the end completing a Cure. . . . This valuable Medicine, having been used with si:Fess, is recoinmended by thefiillowine^ distinguished Personages: The Right lion. Viscount Dillon, - , IThe. Lord Bishop.of Bath and Wells. Sri john Huneywood, Bart. Nl. P. fur Iloniton. Sir Stephen' Lushingtoii Bart. MY. f or P enyn. Thomas Ant on , Esq. M.l'. ' tor Litchfield. larnes Arnyat;, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert,' E,q. M.P. tarfltrttord. Boehin,'Esq. New-street, •Spring Gar.tens. Thomas Haininersley,.F.sq-. G. Dickes, Esq. Privates Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury... -The Rev.- Mr. Ditivick, .Librarian tothfr,ArchbishOp. Cecil Forester, Esq.,M. P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr.,Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; and S traretail by Mr. Kirby, Scatliird-street, Old b on d- street ; itor', Leicester-sqdare;• Bacon and Co. tio, Ox for.d-,40.ct ; and by ail respectable _VenJers in Town tied Country : A Caution.—Observe thenaine of William. Barclay is en. graved on. the Stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrap pe,r, of each box ; all Mut so stooped are a dangerous imi. — l 3 /iStls. id. and i*s. per I)ax, 6 , 11 ' ample ditationr. MO iV DA Y, "A- tIST 8, 1 VICTUALLING,OFFICA, i4uKust 3, 18,-2, • THE COMMISSIONERSjor VIC] WILLING -A- 'WAS 11 1 / 1 1E sr)", N/114 do bereb . "' give Netiec,. That on Tuesday, tht t4th instant, usey will he ready to .rteeiVe lenders, in lc , riting (sealed up) t and treat for Three Hundred Tons' of IRON MA) PS, and for TwO fiundred _Tons, pf HUM VATT 1400I'; the former to be delivered in Eig bt, and the laver in Six Weeks, by weekly pi otortionl, into His Majesty's /Ono/ling Stores ,at De ptArd ; and to be paid for by Bills, jytyable, with. t ruer - It, ninety,days after date: The Conditions of the Contrads and Samples of she Hoops moy:e seen at the Secrettiti's Office., No regard will be bad to 'Tender in which the Price shalt itt be inserted in wordy at length, or that sisal! not be delivered to the. Board be/ore One o'C74ek -on the said Trie'sdal', the kit; instant, nor wiles: the Person 7;•b7 makes the Tend,,, or some Pe, esie not his tle4all, attends, to answer, -when coil PROPERTY DUTY on DIVIPENOS,pay,:aie in the Years 1803,180 4 , is I T appearing, notwithstanding thie Notices repeat-. edly sent or made to the Parties entitled to. q ividends.of .S':qck, 'payabl e at t h e B an k o f A ng l an d , South Sci liaise, and East India House,. relpegively, ,vtho have. not paid the Only on the same for the years above mcntio , .ect, that payment has not in many instances been made of the rail Day, .14 .' het ci; those Parttes hare, incarrectvarious - Penalties, lobe recovered by:lftion or surcharge, and the Commissioners for. the special purposes of. the Prow)" 34a, being wilting to allow further time for such . pqynamts, ,hereby give Notice,, that the Ditties payable on all. Dividends of such Stock and Annuities for thoseyears are direfied to be paid brio the Bank of England, and the Certificates of such p.g:nients being lodged at the Ogee of the. Commissioners ,at _the ~ Old Stock Exchange, the Parties maliag paont4zt thereof, will 6, discharg ed in ice Books of the respe±7ive Cm , nissicaers until and upon the irtb day of Oaaber next, hut' that All kers,Ms voko shall neglt3 to ma k e such payment cn pr be/are that day, will , be posecuted as the Law dileas, and step are nr ! taking far bringing Dejantr, ers into charge for theDouble'Daty, who shall not havepaid : the Duty for theyearsabove-mentioned,m ! or before the said loth day ° f Oelober niext, after whith'elaj, tbe . gffice of the Old Stock Ek chaAge:ivill he closed. • • - • •'• By Order of tbe. : •floard, ' 4 11 .41:71i,EW Office for Taxes, As-g. 1, 18c8: AT. the Cheap es t arid E es t Hosiery' Warehouse in the Kingdom', between Castle and Old Round No._ 434, in Strand, the greatest Bargains are tiow selling ; consisting GI 11,n's brown Cotton tor Boots, at only is. 60. per pair, wort h. as. 6d. ; Woinen': - ; stout Ls:Atoll is 6d: worth 2S. 6d. ; fine zs; * sod ; extra super 35 9d. Wc,ftil ; stout black and white Silk ss. 3d: with heed cioks 7s. 6ti ; extra good tos f6d. A variety of Pateirt)Abgola Hose, war- Lot to from is. gd. to the best quality ;. stout worsted is 3d. ; tine as. ; superfine • 3s.'! , -Sint mitt. as. (444 ; a cinnis Article in square Net Mitts ; also 1.4a 1 . lies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcUlated to give ease and elegance;' Alen's Cotton Drawers 3s. Cid. with .evety other A-rticlt in the Hosiery Line that can possibly he made, u o to the Very best quality, wholesale and for exportation. Stockings made to any Pattern. THE improved PEDOMETIR,t or WAY= WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks (price Two GUineasj. 'Sold by SPENCER awl PERKINS, - Watch,makersi West End of Newgite-street (removed from Snow-hill, on account of the Improvements there); who for near thirty years have ilibricated theSe Machines ; and though they du not claim thelnVention,it being almost as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge have been so rude in their shtipe, ii)convenient • in weariiii, ariii ineorrca in their performance, as to have been soori aid by as uselesS.' , This, which they take the liberty to offer to the Public; is elegant in itself, most conveniently. .used, perfectly coiled, altd, what is desirable in all Nlachines of Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liable robe out of order, and is a. most amusing Companion to 'Gentlemen, wlto are fond of Walking and Shooting. Vlartt.riiiithernselves the great Improvement 2rely made has . .cirried it to. its 'ulthinaturn, they take this method of making it public, to secure to themselves at least th e cre di t thereof, having been Materially injured by. Plagiarists who have copied their Machines, and passed them oft' to Gentle- CR as their own Inventions,. though at much - higher prices, and very infigior work. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No, 9, New Bridge-street, London: j-CONSIDER it out an aft of justice' dueAo the merits of your LEAK E's PATE NT P I LLS, to cons. Mimicate to you the following Cure which has recently ben pertorrned, by them:--An Acquaintance of ',nine; by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attenSied by a complication of:disorders arising the.refrorn), 'was reduced al , most to a skeleton; and although he had the best inedical advice Whiell could be - obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, &thing could be procured which scented to suit his case, or todo him any service : he remained in a Most re. duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his prat:ls:ion, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs'; in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible tur,hini to recover. He, was advised at last to try you Leakes did so, adhering strictly to the dirediOnS given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes tie , . fore . he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by raking,a levg boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now ai health:, ands:tout as any man 1 know. :You are weleortie!,. Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be.doubted.. • I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant; Library, - Folk stone. :PROS. ?UR bAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TAY i on, Niemlier of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, Nto g, New liridge-street ; •••• - - Where, atter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a...practice partieularly directed to the Cure 'of-Vene real' Complaints, and those incidental to.. the l'artS of -Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which _Men, of hiS Profession should always observe, he flatters himself, the 'advice and assistance he 'gratuitous- • ly- administers to Persons taking this !Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an Advarita4e seldom to-be obtained, and void cif ambiguity. - • Also sold, by his Appointment, tor- the convenience of those living at a distance, at'the Perfumer's. No. 35; St. Al. ban's-street;- pall. Mall; the Toyshop, --No.- 103, Oxford. street ; . Mr. - Dislit)rOug,h's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. liaxter'si Sotith-bridge, Edinburgh ; - Mr. M‘Don'ald*Gl4-. gow ; Mr. Bull, Dante-street, Dublin Mr. Billing's, - Li. verp&ol; Mr. Atkinson's, Martehester ; and by one Person in every considerable• Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of oply as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain diredians, - . whereby persons Of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy; and safety. N. is. Every Box sold in Great Britain 'is settled up with a stamp, on whic4, k by favour of the Commissioners, et; at tne , Starrip.affice, "' No; '9, New „r 4, tz i • ge, strect,:' toiinitatt 'Wtdc.lfls Felony, and'allothers ate cout- O•iteilz• {PRICE,SIXFENCE, FROM TaE DUTCH PAPERS. JULY. 24.—Letters Eum Bavonne., 4 tif the instant, siate, that their. toTt-lot. ;til~tj ,tie 'wended to set on In 3 kw dais tot - the .town of .Pau. - the Grand, Thke of .BERG Jun Saythine tits 'die I Oth for Baret;es, ‘‘„here he was to retqain from 12 to 15 days. , • ; According to letters from Tirol, the :Frencl} troops who tfccOpy Venetian ,Prioult in great force, are to form an eiicaoipmenf near Lama ; and f)r this purpose very conslderable magazines are pre paring in that place. . The 'General Of DiVisi on , L,'A tssitbai died NI Tut slay last, at Ills bone in this city. ittL,i' lb.—This morning his Majesty set ()tit trout Miranda. He •%as accompanfed by the Municiptifty -Mid the Ca ninisiiitoerifryi-the Customs tot bi,nnl,nl,,ol their ji.rihdktion. Not only (lid the inhabitants testify their joy by letting toff tire- works, and givi n g concei-ts du( trig the wh.le of the night, but alsolon his.Majesy's depttr lure this inUrning, t-hey'repeated these duferent tes- On the road from Miranda to Bribiesca, liis Majesty received the congratOldtions . ache Ma. gistratesot'the, various tovits - through which ht) passed,' and on his arrival in this to he received those cat the Alcattie, the Municipality, the Chap. ! . ters, 'or Aich Prie.: . it, an.l every per Son of Cfisiiti,lton, of.whoin %vere annious to be in 'troduced'io . His Majesty titter o . ,ard refired as usual to attend business. In the evening th,..re was an illutninatioo and-firea-orks. BURGOS; JUL.. 6.-11., Majesty this morning continued_journeyfrinn .BriOiesca. He , gave audiences on the way to.the ,Magitrafes of the dif ferent plaCes h passed through, who were soli citoi,s, of the honour ut addressing iris Majesty. •The King reached .this city ,at .eight in the morn, Mg. A triumphal arch, • prepared expectation of his arrival, was eretted at the entrance b whit:l), he hid laconic. Ihe garrison ‘'iras dr:iwn up on each s'de of the street, the Windows' of the hduses. were •enily decorated, and the firiii; of. carmonViand • rime,;.; of bells contributed to make his iliac. .jeqty's ranee, ;.spiendid• in the extreme. Several ic; ily capar i soned Chargers ere in readines,, Aiajestr had chosen: to enter the city on no k. All the officialing servants of the 1.1.)yal HOusehOld - waited upon his Maje;ty. Sohn ;lire; arris al, his Majesty,gay.e al, .ience to the Arch-, ,bi‘h ,, p, the Cliapter„lntendant Corregidor, the Con ! . sulate, the Ecc;esiastical Colleges andSpirnuai mutinies, together with a number Or persais of dis, * tinaion re,ident in the city and environs. His NU .; je 4 4k conversed kton,iderable line with each o f ;.<:tozeritpgitirto ttle f)artietildfmibjecis which re- iated to their respective functions. klaving taken or; hiS residence.at the Archbishop's palace, which ad joins- the Cathedral, • his .Majesty, soon after Ow • LeVee, Went to see thecathenral, where he was re ceived under a canopy,,With ail till! solemnities just ly due to, and usually observed with resped to royal- • personages. At six in tine Itifi Majesty again :gaiT audience to : the above,Mentioned,persons, and also.tb 4 great number of Officers, Who had the, ho 'nour.of introduced to him. There was a ge neral illnenic:itiuo in the.evening, amid all those who Jradthe of being. admitted to ltis Majesty's presence departed to thei( respetive hOnies highly transpOrted - with the reception with which he h a d been graciously 'pleased to honotir them, ans.Lthe in teiest winch his M ijesty toiikin the .Concerns of the different piaces he.pa,Seti thrtingh. • STR'A . SBURGH , JUL Y 2U.—Yesterday morning Mar shal•Kellet man, Duke of Vainly,- who arrived on the 8t h , reviewed all the troops quartered in this place; and this 'flowing - some grand manceuvres with ar tillery exercise, wok! performed iu ;he Placed,. Poly gon:- All the corps . cavalry, infantry, and artillery; 4rnpoSing. our prestit • garrison, repaired. tliither. The cavalry in depot' were this 1116E11'41g supplied Willi horses.. . , In a few dafs,the Mar s h a l w ill procee d to MOS heitn, yv.hpre it is said .his stay will be very short. We know not for what length of time be will re main in this.city. It is rumoured, that sore corps c'E reserve are to be assembled on the. Banks of the . 114te ; but this report has not yet .assumed so authentic an. appear ance as to call tor anygreat degree of ctedn. MADRID; JUI.X I ti.—Yesterday all the bells were set a ringing. .At day-break there was a discharge of artillery, arid in the evening an illuminatinn kink place. These, rejoicings an , :ounced the Ichig's ar rival on the Spanish territory. HiS Majesty has by . .this time reached Burgos, and is e*eeted befe oft the 20th. NAPLES; JULY 15.-011 - Sun day last the Consti :tution was solemnly promulgated in all the chtirches the' kin i ;dona. The paStors in ale low country read it all over, andexPlainedit to•their parishioners. ilighMass was celebrated and Paesiello's Te Dent - Y.l sung in the Cathedral of Naiil e s. Th e serv i ce was periortned 14,44. Della Torre,. the Ap osto li c Vi car ; and'itninediaiely,after the lesSon from the Gospels; the Constitution was proclaimed. _ . By a Decree of the gth inst. their Excellencies the Marquis lie ci k alki, - Minister for ForeiAn Affairs, and M.,Cianduli, Minister of Justice; are appointed Members of the Adiuinistrative Council of t he' Order of the Two Sicilies. The 'Duke De n Laureniaa, Conimissary , General of Pollee at N:fples, is by a Decree of the same date appointed one of. the Coun sellors of State. , . . The General of DirTsion, Maurice Mathieu, C - lonel Commandant of the King's Guards; 1 Strolz, Aide de. .Camp to .his. Majesty ; ;And M. ri his. Majesty's. Private Secretary, set ont the lath, o on their way to join his Majesty in Span. On the 10th instant arrived here a. convoy of '2l French anti Italian •Ve", - .5015,. laden with vari,, , x; car goes, .trom t ne:Hieres, Marseilles, Leghorri, Gzno4 . , and-Gaeta. FLOR EN CE, Juts 8.-411 pursuance of the circular